Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-13
OUi, MINES.
items of interest from Various Mn
 ing Districts of This County.

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 Ter.
 We hear of rich strikes in every di
 rectiou.
 Mining is profitable and prosperous in every direction. O. F Place, from the Bradshaw, Is 1T town for few days.
 The export of silver. in 1885, reache, ,hiriy-thrcc millions.
 The hills are full of miners taking out and shipping ore. Boom or no boom, Prescott Is ''get ting there just the same
 Good reports from Douglas Gray's find. near Placerita Gulch.
 Work is being pushed at Diamond Jos camp, in the Bradshaws.
 $. F. Powell has purchased an inter est in the Powell mine, from Geo. D. Nagle.
 Hon. W. A Rowe Is continuing to take out good ore, on the head of Slate Greek.
 Several capitalists are looking over the neighborhood with a view to invest ment.
 Enterprises involving the expendi- ture of a great deal 0f money are being projected.
 John O'Connoll k in from Hsssay- ampa district. He speaks well of the mines there.
 When the Howell works start up they will have more than they can do treat ing custom ores.
 F. NJ. Murphy & Bro. state that the mining and general outlook for Prescott was never better.
 Lawler and Riggs continue to ship high grade ore from their new mine near the Santa Maria.
 The operation of the Howell and Uni ted Verde works will give employment to a great many men.
 Gus. Rodcnburg, with number of men, Is taking out rich rock from his mine in Bradshaw district.
 Twelve ounces of gold were recently ground out ol three tons of rock, in an arastra, near Iron Springs.
 Geo. Wicker was in town yesterday. bringing in tons of good ore from his mine on the Iiassayampa.
 There is talk of a big water storage to work the rich gravel de posits on Lower Lynx Creek.
 Latest reports from General Withers' Gold Ring mine, in Cherry Creek district, tell cf ilattering yield.
 Dennis May. who found and is par, owner in q group oi mines in Martinez district. is prospecting around town.
 ". NJ. Builum lel, for Jerome this on business connected with starting up the United Verde works.
 The yield in precious metals from this neighborhood this year bids fair to exceed the product of any past year.
 Geo. Wicker X Go. have brought in seven tons of rock to the sampler, which, it is thought, will 20 $50 per ton.
 Messrs. Bigelow, Davis and Smith are taking out plenty of valuable rock from claims adjoining those of ". A. Rowe.
 J. W. McGowan, one of the owners of .hc Congress mine, predicts glowing uturc for this as q productive mining section.
 A great deal of activity exists in the mining district around the head ot Lynx Creek taking out and shipping high ,rad,. orc.
 Miners are busy doing development work on the famous T.. r. and other great gold leads on the head of the Has, ,ayampa.
 ]. x. Rodenburg has returned from he War Eagle, where he has been SUI some development work He says it is a great mine.
 IL is reported hy gentlemen wno ar ived here recently from Walker district ,f the finding of a new ledge that issays $l 900 per ton in silver.
 Fred. F. Murray has had great 1 Ical to do with advancing the interests ,f the United Verde company. He will | continue to be resident agent here.
 Dan Hatz is said to be taking out f his mines, Tn Hassayampa district, ] much richer grade of silver ore than | ie formerly brought to the sampling works.
 O. r. Place IS pushing tine work of | development on the mines in which he | 5 interested in the Bradshaw noun aims, and the showing made is very l 
 Diamond Jo Reynolds and c. J. Vimple, prominent mining men, are oon expected from the east. They are | ioing great deal in mining circles for his country.
 MT. Stearns, an expert from Colorado, yho lately examined the Marcus mine, | n Weaver district, expresses himself | highly pleased with the country and That he saw.
 Late ndvices state that the Howell | 1orks, on Lynx creek, will soon be ,ut in operation. Also, that the Uni ed Verde Co. will soon start up their l xtensive plant,
 Preparations have been made on a lrge scale to start up the United Verde | opper works. There are more than | 00o0 tons of good ore in sight in the | mine-.
 Con Burns and N II. Palmer, expe- fenced and capable mining men who re looking up properties here, put themselves on record that this cannot l e beat as i gold hearing region.
 The rich find of sam Powell. on the ower Hassayampa, IS turning ont to be 1 and Messrs. Powell, Dillingham; md Robinson have reason 10 congratu- ate themselves on the lucky strike.
 Mines, which years ago would not | ,ay 10 develop on account of expense | i marketing or shipping the ore, are LOW coming ;o the front, many of them | proving Co he very valuable properties.
 W \. Rowe, who IS shipping a great eal of ore from the Hassayampa dis l rict. is in town. His men are doing a .reat deal of development work. He yill ship car load of ore this week to he Sampler.
 Our merchants say that they are and furnishing more supplies or mining camps and miners than ever